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Rap Artists’ Use of Women
BY: Luke Bobo
“Oh Dad, you are always preaching. You’re old fashioned and reading too much into these videos!” My overlooked point was that these rap music videos are not neutral. They communicate cogently clear and subtle messages. Namely, many of the rap music videos tend to objectify or de-humanize women.

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The Avett Brothers: Emotionalism (2007)
BY: Travis Scott
Trying to describe the music of The Avett Brothers is difficult. While they are firmly rooted in bluegrass this trio also demonstrates influences as far from bluegrass as the Violent Femmes.

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Kanye West: Graduation (2007)
BY: Travis Scott
In the past few years I have found it increasingly hard to listen to Kanye’s music due to his ever-increasing ego. However, as someone who at least attempts to keep up with what’s happening in music I knew I had to get this album.

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The Arcade Fire: Neon Bible (2007)
BY: Travis Scott
This is one of those albums that just grows on you and gets better each time you listen to it. By my third time through I was completely hooked and still keep it on regular rotation.

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The White Stripes: Icky Thump (2007)
BY: Travis Scott
In ways I can’t fully express, this rock duo continues to prove that sometimes less is more. As usual their minimalist, garage rock has a surprisingly full sound quality.

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The Killers: Hot Fuss (2004)

Eminem: Marshall Mathers (2000)

Leonard Cohen: The Essential Leonard Cohen (2002)

Bad Religion: The Process of Belief (2002)

Aimee Mann: Lost in Space (2002)

T Bone Burnett: The True False Identity (2006)

Over The Rhine: Drunkard's Prayer (2005)

Bob Dylan: Love and Theft (2001)

Creed: Human Clay (1999)

David Eugene Edwards: Woven Hand (2002)

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